The chicken couscous and pastillas are solid&mdash;I&#39;ve ordered them a few times now. Place is a bit tucked away, but easy enough to find if you&#39;re driving.

Came here for the match and grabbed a pizza with a beer. Crust was fresh, decent size. Taste is a bit different than back home in the US, but it hit the spot. Place was packed so we had to wait a little for a table. Fine for what it is.

The music was loud but in a good way&mdash;Latin beats that made the place feel alive. Sat at the square bar and ended up chatting with the people next to me without even trying. Crowd is young, mostly groups, so it&#39;s not the spot if you want a quiet dinner. But for a drink and some energy, it works.

Solid spot for a classic steak dinner. The wood-grilled ribeye was smoky and cooked right. Lasagna&#39;s still a solid pick too. Place gets busy and tables are close, but that&#39;s part of the vibe.

Solid steak, cooked right, and the wine pour was generous. Place felt warm and clean, even the restrooms. Service kept it simple and attentive.

The back garden is so charming, honestly. Had the poached pear and dark chocolate crepe &mdash; that combo was delicious. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The lamb tagine was solid, lots of sauce and the meat fell apart easy. Pastilla was good too, flaky and sweet. Place looks properly Moroccan inside, felt like I was back in Marrakech for a second. Only thing is parking around there is a pain. Had to circle a few times before finding a spot.

Solid seafood and attentive staff. They checked in a few times without hovering. Price is fair for the quality. Location easy to get to.

Been coming here for years and honestly the consistency is what keeps me hooked. The staff actually remember you, which is kinda rare in this city. Desserts are always on point&mdash;the chocolate mousse was silky and not too sweet. It&#39;s a quiet spot too, good for sitting with a coffee and getting some work done. Maybe not the cheapest, but you pay for the vibe.

Nice view of the pools from the terrace. First dish was solid, and when I wasn&#39;t keen on the sole they swapped it without any hassle. Zahira was friendly enough. Pretty good spot overall.

Decent spot for a business dinner. Tapas were good, service professional. Prices a bit high for what you get, but the room is calm and comfortable. Fine overall.

Solid food and the vibe is more bar/club than restaurant. Staff helped us out when we needed it. Prices felt fair for the portion.

The food, service, and precision with which the team at Yamal Acham prepares and presents their meals is worthy of a front cover of a foodie magazine. Eat at Yamal Acham once and your dietary routine is going to change forever as you fall in love with the food and begin to integrate it into your life. Bon Appetite!

The kefta here was solid&mdash;well spiced, juicy, came with plenty of bread to soak up the juices. Portions are generous, no doubt. My friend&rsquo;s kebab plate looked great too. Chicken breast was a bit dry though, not the best choice. Still, for the price, you leave full. That&rsquo;s what matters.

The chicken tikka was properly charred, juicy inside. Lamb curry had real depth, spices balanced right. Naan came out hot, slightly blistered. Honestly better than most Indian spots I&#39;ve tried here. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Solid stop if you need your fix.

The staff here really know how to make you feel at ease. Our host walked us through the whole concept and even showed us around the riad. It&rsquo;s a calm spot to just sit and take your time with a meal. I liked that nothing felt rushed. Just a heads up, it&rsquo;s not the quietest place once it fills up, but the vibe still holds.

Been coming here for a while now. Staff still remembers my usual order, that&#39;s why I keep coming back. Good spot for a quick drink.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying a couple hours with my laptop. WiFi held up fine, which is rare for me to find. The flat white was solid, not too bitter. Didn&#39;t try the food this time, menu looked okay but I wasn&#39;t hungry. Place is quiet enough to focus, even in the afternoon. Good enough for a casual work session.

The lamb tagine with apricot and raisins was the real deal. Meat fell apart, sauce had that sweet and savory thing going on. Set menu&rsquo;s decent if you want to sample a bunch of salads first.

The pastilla was easily the best I&#39;ve had. Those zelij tiles give it that classic Moroccan feel, place felt warm and inviting.

Stopped by for kaab ghazal. Pastry was fresh, filling not overly sweet, which I appreciate. Selection is decent for a small shop. Price is on the higher side, but you&#39;re paying for quality. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want something authentic. Service was straightforward, no fuss.

The set menu here is no joke&mdash;so much food. We tried a bit of everything, tagine, couscous, pastilla, and honestly it all tasted like something my mom would make back home. Portions are huge, so come hungry. The place itself is a cute riad, service was on point. Just don&#39;t over-order.

The pastries here are really good, no question. But honestly, the portions feel a bit small for what you pay. Nice place to sit and chill though.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Ribeye was cooked right, and the fries were solid. Service was quick, no hovering. Got in and out in under 40 minutes. That&#39;s what I need on a work break. Place was a bit busy but worth it for the steak.

The lamb skewers were properly charred, juicy inside. Liver too, cooked just right, no gamey taste. Prices are fair for the portion. Place gets busy around 8pm, so you might wait a bit for a table. But the staff kept the drinks coming while we waited. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want grilled meat without the fuss.

Decent Thai food, probably the closest you&#39;ll get in Morocco. But &euro;50 a head for two courses and drinks is steep. Parking&#39;s a pain too, so cab it.---Food&#39;s pretty good, about as close to Thai as you&#39;ll find here. Pricey though&mdash;&euro;50 per person with drinks. Parking was a hassle, so maybe just take a taxi.---Pretty good Thai food, about as close as you&#39;ll get in Morocco. &euro;50 a head with drinks is a bit much though. Parking&#39;s rough, so just take a cab.

Classic Agdal spot, old-school feel. Coffee&#39;s solid, no complaints. Good place to get some work done without the usual cafe noise.

The pastilla here was really good, flaky and sweet on top, the filling was savory. I also tried the rfissa, it was a lot of food, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it. The place itself is pretty simple, but the seating is comfortable enough to just sit and take your time. Good spot if you want a filling meal without spending too much.

Been coming here for breakfast on and off. Food stays consistent, which is honestly the main thing for me. Staff remembers you after a while, that counts. Portions are decent for the price. Only thing&mdash;sometimes it gets busy and you wait a bit for your coffee refill. But the place has a good vibe, so I don&#39;t mind.

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